Pep Guardiola tells Arsenal why they should be grateful even if they lose title race to Man City
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes finishing in the top four is achievement enough for Arsenal even if they miss out on the title.
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Rio Ferdinand responds to Manchester United critics as he names favourite Premier League title win
Rio Ferdinand has hit back at critics of the 2012/13 Manchester United title winners and insisted it was his favourite Premier League triumph.
Mikel Arteta sends Man City Premier League title race warning after Arsenal win vs Chelsea
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes his players showed the fire needed to win the Premier League during their victory over Chelsea on Tuesday night.
Yemeni jiu-jitsu champion aims to bring world title home to Middle East
Born to Yemeni parents and raised in Saudi Arabia, San Diego resident Osamah Almarwai has gone further than any Arab athlete in the Brazilian jiu-jitsu world. And this weekend, Almarwai looks to go one step further by becoming the Flyweight World Champion in submission grappling at the ONE Fight Night 10 event in Colorado this Friday.
New Zealand Boxer Suffers Stroke After World Title Defeat
New Zealand boxer David Light suffered a mild stroke and underwent surgery for a blood clot following his world title defeat to Lawrence Okolie, his coach said on Wednesday. The 31-year-old Light lost on a unanimous decision to Britain's Okolie for the World Boxing Organization cruiserweight belt in Manchester in late March. The New Zealander reported no ill effects when he flew home but felt unwell in the days after his return, his coach Isaac Peach told reporters.
Napoli ready to party despite delay in clinching first Serie A title for 33 years
Naples has been planning its scudetto party as best it can. Historians might point out that the city, impatient these last few days for its raucous celebration, has learnt long and hard how to wait.
Late Jordi Alba Strike Takes Barcelona To Brink Of Title, Real Madrid Slip Up
Jordi Alba struck a late winner for Barcelona in a 1-0 win over 10-man Osasuna on Tuesday to move the Catalans a step closer to their first La Liga title since 2019. Xavi Hernandez's side climbed 14 points clear of second place Real Madrid, who lost 2-0 at Real Sociedad. The visitors had debutant Jorge Herrando sent off in the first half for a professional foul on Pedri, as they sat deep and tried to frustrate hosts Barcelona. Visiting goalkeeper Aitor Fernandez kept the leaders at bay in the second half but eventually substitute Alba, who has had reduced minutes this season, sliced home a volley to snatch a late victory.
Ten-man Real Madrid downed 2-0 by Real Sociedad as Barca close on title
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain: Second-placed Real Madrid suffered a 2-0 defeat at Real Sociedad in La Liga after being reduced to 10 men when defender Dani Carvajal was sent off early in the second half on Tuesday (May 2).